One of my favourite games. You're in for a ride.Bit late to the party on this one but I've been playing Hollow Knight on the Switch.
Challenging at times but heaps of fun.
One of my favourite games. You're in for a ride.
You'll be pleased to know there's a harder version of a few bosses, including that one. Optional content outside the main story though.I can see why, I can't put it down.
Currently at the Soul Master boss and I keep dying and I just keep coming back for more.
Anyone played Cricket 24? I've seen some videos online that make it look like your usual Big Ant game but wanted to know from someone who has played it.
I didn't buy 22 so I'm thinking it might be better to nab that second hand for cheap until they patch 24. Depending on reviews.
Yeah I tried it and didn't love it, it's ok but the story didn't really grab me and as you say some bits are overcomplicated (building, harvesting, etc.). I didn't stick it out for longSo I generally play games after theyve already been out for a while. Im only just starting Fall Out 4. I like this type of game i.e FPS/open world however Im really struggling to get into it. Everything im reading about is gamers raving out it yet Im finding it frustrating, the world boring and its fairly complicated. Anyone else played it?
So I generally play games after theyve already been out for a while. Im only just starting Fall Out 4. I like this type of game i.e FPS/open world however Im really struggling to get into it. Everything im reading about is gamers raving out it yet Im finding it frustrating, the world boring and its fairly complicated. Anyone else played it?
Playing Fallout 4 at the moment as well. I picked the game up on a Steam sale a couple of years ago. I've recently started resuming the game I had going back then. So that was interesting not knowing what the hell was going on at the time.
I wouldn't say it's amazing by any stretch. I'm not interested in Sim City- Fallout so I largely ignore the settlement building part of it. I'll get settlements some basics I guess. Water, beds, defence.
Beyond that the game becomes too much of a trash collecting sim.
I mostly want to do the Far Harbour expansion which I hear is pretty good. Their have been some pretty fun side quests, even if they have been a bit fetchy.
I generally avoid using fast travel, I find it more interesting to walk across the landscape and see what I find along the way.
Just finished Far Cry 6, enjoyed it like the others for what it is, lots of fun driving and flying around shooting everyone and generally creating havoc. Agree with some reviews that the new gear system and outfits were a bit of a pain and didn't really hit the spot, also found I was able to get my gear and guns set up fairly early to pretty much kill anyone which made lots of the side quests irrelevant.
Considering trying Baldur's Gate 3, never played one before nor done DnD, however I've played lots of Diablo and kept seeing great reviews for this game. Any beginner tips??
Yeah it's not one of their best, like I was if you're looking for something to pick up and have fun with that requires minimal thinking/strategy then yeah worth a run, but if you're looking for an engaging storyline and something great give it a pass. I only got it because it was $12 on the PS store hahaI love the FCs but this one hasnt grabbed me. I havent played it, just what Ive seen. You think its worth a run?